I'm a full-stack software developer for a dozen of years.
Enterpreneur and founder. Master of Biology. PhD studies in progress. Fond of travelling, boldering and sports.
Happy spring!
This week was the last week of long-long winter (it’s a leap year anyhow) and the first one of a spring.
It’s different for me as I became 1 year older! Yeah my birthday was on Wed and it was awesome. Thanks to my darling wife.
Other achievements of the week are:
I’ve created a basic automation for my Social media management. I’m really bad at this type of things but I understand that I need to have something. So I decided to use IFTTT as a sort of SMM manager for myself.
I’ve mostly migrated my main tool NVIM from unsupported Packer to Lazy. I’ll share a post a bit later.
Deploying your project to a bare metal server or VPS like described in the previous article is fine at the very begining. But when it comes to thousands or even better millions of users it becomes necessary to scale the deployment. This is where docker comes into play. It has gained immense popularity in recent years due to its ability to simplify the deployment process and create isolated environments for applications. Allowing developers to package their applications along with all the necessary dependencies into a single container and making it easier to deploy and run the application on any platform docker has become an industry standard.
Phoenix is cool, right? You’ve just created your brilliant web
application and it works fine on your local machine. It’s awesome, but
nobody knows about it. Stop, your friend knows, because you’ve told him
in the bar a week ago and he is tied waiting to try it! Hey, it’s time
to deploy the app and show it to the entire world…
